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Alberta Agriculture and Forestry has reached a memorandum of understanding with SAB and the MD of Acadia to assess the technical and financial feasibility of developing irrigation in east-central Alberta.
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The annual event, which takes place from April 18 to 24 this year, is run by the Soil Conservation Council of Canada and raises awareness about soil health and conservation across Canada.
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Draco seed treatment offers partial suppression of key diseases and nematodes at the critical early stages of corn and soybean germination and seedling growth.
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With all the best planning, recommendations, and crop management practices, there’s still nothing that replaces empirical on-farm data. Digital tools like the Climate FieldView platform are able to help change the game for on-farm trials for keeping record of inputs, experimentation and identifying crop performance insights. Read more about how FieldView can make those on-farm field trials a breeze.
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Anthracnose insensitivity to the strobilurin (Group 11) foliar fungicide group shouldn’t come as a surprise. This group is rated as high risk for developing insensitivity, and the first confirmed report of Group 11 insensitivity occurred in 2003 with Ascochyta rabiei on chickpea. In a 2019 survey conducted by AAFC’s Michelle Hubbard, all 33 samples in which A. rabiei was detected had Group 11-insensitive A. rabiei.
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Pea aphids in pulse crops not only cause direct damage from feeding, but also cause indirect damage through transmission of viruses, such as Pea Seed-borne Mosaic Virus (PSbMV). The virus can be tricky to identify and appears infrequently, but the lab run by University of Saskatchewan assistant professor and entomologist Sean Prager has developed the mechanisms and expertise necessary to test for it.
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In the world of agriculture, success is never a guarantee. It’s why you have to take the right steps to set yourself up to optimize your nitrogen investment. Add a nitrification inhibitor like CENTURO ® nitrogen stabilizer to your plan and to your spring-applied anhydrous to slow the conversion of ammonium and minimize nitrogen leaching beyond the root zone. CENTURO is noncorrosive to the metals used in anhydrous ammonia equipment, and if you apply it at the right time, you can minimize your loss while boosting your yield potential. Keep reading to get other helpful tips about guarding your nitrogen investment.
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